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Hi,
When one connects a local Power BI file to an online Power BI dataset, one can then in their local 'thin client' Power BI files create new measures; it's pretty neat.
However, Excel can't do this. When one either does "Analyze in Excel", or, using the Power-BI Publisher for Excel, connects to an online Power BI dataset, one can *not* in their 'thin client' Excel local file, create new measures.
Is this correct / there are no workarounds? I don't think there would be...but want to check just in case.
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Hi @mmace1,
Yes, we can. But it isn't DAX formula due to its connection type. Please refer to the snapshot below.
Best Regards,
Dale
Hi @mmace1,
Yes, we can. But it isn't DAX formula due to its connection type. Please refer to the snapshot below.
Best Regards,
Dale
Ah, so it then has to be MDX.
Well, that sucks. But thank you!
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